International Council of Wheelchair Cricket

ICWC is the governing body of wheelchair cricket founded in 2014.Twelve Member Countries now in ICWC

09/09/2026

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Under the visionary leadership of Chairperson Rookhsana Rajpoot and CEO Ghazal Khan, from Pakistan & India being founding member countries of wheelchair cricket has transformed from a regional initiative into a globally recognized sport. Through strategic governance, global outreach, and administrative dedication, their leadership is elevating adapted athletics across international borders.

Core Pillars of global expansion

Global Footprint Across 5 Continents: Driven by administrative infrastructure and international liaisoning, wheelchair cricket is expanding its competitive reach across Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania.
Multi-Format Standardization: Transitioning beyond traditional short-format exhibition games, the leadership has institutionalized all three primary cricket structures:
T20 (Twenty20): High-energy, fast-paced matches driving tournament engagement and broadcast accessibility.
ODI (One Day International): Standard 50-over endurance competition testing tactical depth and team conditioning.
Red Ball / Multi-Day: Groundbreaking multi-day structured play designed to build professional technique, patience, and traditional cricketing discipline.
Empowerment through Governance: Beyond game management, the executive focus remains on securing government patronage, institutional grants, player welfare, and establishing structured regional franchises to sustain long-term athlete development.
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27/08/2026

26/06/2026

Unsung Heroes of Wheelchair Cricket
This is not just a game

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24/05/2026

THIS IS NOT AN ANNOUNCEMENT, THIS IS A REVOLUTION!
This is an incredible initiative that marks a turning point for adaptive sports. By elevating Wheelchair Cricket to a professional global stage, the World Wheelchair Cricket League (WWCL) is not just a tournament; it’s a powerful statement of inclusivity and athletic excellence.
The involvement of the Pakistan Wheelchair Cricket Council (PWCC)—and the sanctioning by the International Council of Wheelchair Cricket (ICWC) ensures this event has the governing weight it needs to truly shine.
Here is a summary of the key details for this landmark event:
Event Overview: World Wheelchair Cricket League (WWCL)
Format: T20 Cricket.
Total Matches: 11 high-stakes matches.

Scale: 5 teams representing 5 continents.
Participants: 65 elite players selected from 12+ wheelchair-cricketing nations.

Primary Proposed Venue: Doha, Qatar (Ideal for international accessibility and world-class facilities).
Strategic Management & Logistics
The PWCC is spearheading the organizational efforts, leveraging their deep experience in the sport to manage:
Broadcasting: Bringing the action to a global audience to ensure players get the "Hall of Fame" recognition they deserve.
Logistic Partnerships: Ensuring seamless movement for athletes and specialized equipment.
ICWC Compliance: The ICWC is providing the framework for international event requirements, ensuring the host country meets the highest standards for accessibility and professional play.
Seeing athletes compete at this level provides a "global showcase" that challenges stereotypes about disability.
Professionalization: Moving toward a league format provides a sustainable career path for players.
Global Unity: Bringing five continents together in Doha creates a unique cultural and sporting bridge.
The groundwork being laid now—from the paperwork to the venue checks in Qatar—suggests that next year will be a historic one for the cricket community.
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